How dose the microphone attach
22208
The mic has a hook and loop ( velcro ) attachment. There is a sticky pad that attaches inside the helmet under the cheek pad.
22209
Mine is a boom and the velcro went close to the cheek-ear. It has two points of contact close by.Then cable through and around.
22210
It has Velcro that will stick to fabric in the helmet. I just wedge it between the shell and the pad. We love these. Have used them for 3 years constantly. My brother bought the SMH10. They have longer range and better sound quality. I will upgrade someday soon.
22211
Two ways. Outside or inside. But you need a full sided helmet, can't use a skull helmet for these
2158263
Yes it does. Mine actually came with the microphone. It is wired, but it comes with a long enough tether to mount it anywhere you'd want to put it.
1184282
The microphone has a male XLR connector. You can get an appropriate cord to connect this to a standard sound system or get a Male XLR to 1/4" Male connector for a Karaoke sound system.
1506312
it comes with a cord that plugs into the microphone.the plug is a 3-pin connector that can be replaced if necessary.
1806724
The microphone is built in. The cord connected goes in the microphone slot.
2013273
It attaches to the helmet with an adhesive on non-mic end... The Sena is a awesome unit and I really like the fact it now is compatible with other brands of BT units out there.
1907991
Even if they aren't a snug fit on the mic arm, you can always cinch a small tie wrap around it to secure it. They can be purchased at most hardware stores or a Radio Shack.
1811969
It has a vice you attach to the base of the mic, with a rubber tab that you screw to tighten the hold on it
1162896
Regardless of the COLOR, if you are speaking of a microphone, the shielded wire will connect to the tip. The shield and other wire to ground. This is for an UNbalanced microphone connection.
1386185
Yes it does, it is just hidden on the left hand side, you pull it out and you can move it around, the mic is retractable. This headset is absolutely worth it, I highly suggest it.
1514138
The trick is to make a solid mechanical connection. The microphone elements have a double tab on one side that you can use to bend around the pin you mounted on the board, and you can twist the other tab out a bit to wedge against the other pin. This will let you apply heat to both pin and tab with the soldering iron. You will also need to apply heat for longer than just about any other joint to get the solder to flow. Without the solid mechanical connection, you'll either be heating the tab or the pin instead of the whole joint, so even if solder flows, it'll only bond correctly with one of them. The trick is to make a solid mechanical connection. The microphone elements have a double tab on one side that you can use to bend around the pin you mounted on the board, and you can twist the other tab out a bit to wedge against the other pin. This will let you apply heat to both pin and tab with the soldering iron. You will also need to apply heat for longer than just about any other joint to get the solder to flow. Without the solid mechanical connection, you'll either be heating the tab or the pin instead of the whole joint, so even if solder flows, it'll only bond correctly with one... » Read More The trick is to make a solid mechanical connection. The microphone elements have a double tab on one side that you can use to bend around the pin you mounted on the board, and you can twist the other tab out a bit to wedge against the other pin. This will let you apply heat to both pin and tab with the soldering iron. You will also need to apply heat for longer than just about any other joint to get the solder to flow. Without the solid mechanical connection, you'll either be heating the tab or the pin instead of the whole joint, so even if solder flows, it'll only bond correctly with one of them. « Show Less
297778
Yes it does attach to the top of your computer. It is not a tight hold, but it is very satisfactory and can easily be removed when you close your computer of if you want to point the camera in another direction. It also turns in four directions while attached. And the microphone works very well.
1590923
Unscrew the base from the mic. There's a port on the mic to screw in the stand.
2013275
You could glue it but might create issues later. The MIC should have a piece of velcro on the base end (opposite of the microphone), put a piece of velcro inside the helmet under the cheek pad and then place your mic base end there. This allows you to remove the mic to replace it if anything goes wrong and won't destroy the helmet taking it off.
2089566
If you are talking about a clip that you screw on to the end to slide a microphone in then no it doesn't sadly. Only the spot to screw on a clip or screw on your mic
1514542
The stand adapter that comes with the microphone, fits regular mic stand. It is adjustable about 90 degrees with plastic wing tightener to keep vertical.
271989
Yes, you need a mount. There are several on amazon - look on the stand page under what other people bought ..., or do a search of MS7701 microphone adapter or mount.